Just saw this--although the announcement was made on Thursday! Susan Lamb, the Interim Chancellor, is not applying for the job of permanent chancellor.
http://www.sfexaminer.com/interim-chancellor-susan-lamb-leave-ccsf/
"If I could live anywhere in the world, I'd choose San Francisco, and if I could work anywhere, I'd choose City College of San Francisco." That's what I said in 1994, marveling that my dreams had come true. Now, retired since 2014, I'm still in love with both San Francisco and CCSF.
Saturday, March 25, 2017
Monday, March 20, 2017
CCSF Shining Stars Hosted by Carol Fregly at Delancey Street
Carol Fregly generously treated sixteen of us to dinner at Delancey Street last night--honoring CCSF Shining Stars, her former students who distinguished themselves in her classes before her retirement and who went on to get their MAs or MBAs in fields like Speech Pathology and Business and are continuing to do exciting things like helping communities in Peru and Emerites with food-related infrastructure.
She also included Jackie Green, Sam and Hilda Yee, other friends and retired colleagues
, her zumba teacher and her teacher's daughter, a pianist she met while they were both out walking their dog in Pacifica. We had the chance to chat informally and hear philosophies like that of a former Vietnamese-American who emphasized the importance of not putting more than one event a day on the calendar and doing only what we enjoy doing. He was enjoying retirement.
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/2plmf73oka9wmw5/AADbIgGMLUrd_wv-wNfsI7kTa
She also included Jackie Green, Sam and Hilda Yee, other friends and retired colleagues
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/2plmf73oka9wmw5/AADbIgGMLUrd_wv-wNfsI7kTa
Monday, March 13, 2017
CCSF Outreach at Sunday Streets in the Mission
Here you see student ambassador Moises with another student ambassador and Ronald Wolff of the Child Development Department. Moises later helped at the CCSF Innovation Conference at the Marriot.
Greg Richardson interviewed Moises in Spanish and Danny in English.
I met Hunter, a cadet who will be starting CCSF in the fall to get his degree in Administrative Justice.
The fourth picture shows one of the CCSF students who came by (now studying sculpture at CCSF) with Danny, who organizes Sunday Streets for CCSF.
Former students came by, some saying "I love City College."
Danny Halford did the organizing, and Jim Wong, a counselor, and Lillian Ho, a retiree, helped get the tables, chairs, and material there and back. Fred Teti came to set up, and Edgar Torres of Latin American Studies, Ronald Wolff of Child Development, and Martha Elizabeth Arroyo-Neves (librarian) were also there while I was there.
Elgy Gilespie, Josie Loo, and Carole Meagher came later.
More photos...https://www.dropbox.com/…/8shi7y1…/AACkJgGcssvXHoxS50YM_BpXa
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